When turning from a four lane highway, for a left turn,

In Alabama it is illegal for people on bicycles to ride on the sidewalk

When a bicycle lane is available, people on bicycles must use it

Traffic laws do not apply to people on bicycles

When passing a bicycle, you should pass with a distance of not less than three feet between your motor vehicle and the person on the bicycle

You should avoid passing cycles when traveling uphill or in a curve

People on bicycles who are under the age of 16 years are required to wear a protective helmet when riding

During wet weather, the braking ability of a bicycle is the same as with dry conditions

The following distance behind a motorcyclist is

Motorcycles are entitled to the same full lane width as other vehicles

Drivers should allow even more following distance for motorcycles when its dark, raining or the road surface is wet and slippery

The area around a large vehicle where your car seems to "disappear" is called a

Large Vehicle Side No-Zones

If you can't see the driver's face in the side view mirror, the driver can't see you. This is a No Zone.

A large truck or bus have rear no-zones directly behind them that may extend 200 feet.

When cutting in after passing a large Vehicle, you should see the entire front of the vehicle in your rear-view mirror before pulling in front of them.

At speeds of 55 miles per hour, a passenger car needs ____ feet to stop safely

At speeds of 55 miles per hour, a loaded truck needs ______ feet to stop safely

If you park where there is a curb....... facing downhill, turn your wheels

if there is a curb, park facing uphill turn your wheels

If there are no curbs, you should always turn your wheels toward the edge of the road, whether facing up hill or down hill

If you are worried, distracted, or if your mind is preoccupied this may affect your ability to drive safely

Alabama prohibits using a wireless device to text or email while operating a motor vehicle

If you are getting tired while driving you should

On long trips it is advisable to take regular rest stops -----every 100 miles or every two hours